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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
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HEBRON


E.1uB NlrssAll preached here Sun-
lsr tse 2ii,.
NJ. Isish,on. % nur.sEios. l. welt.
.rssi Rev Mr llarten's.
NJ. Packard l. a, Melsu Deafcs's.
~. as Mr. u. Siurisvaui rcilrnsf
,s..srtk iron = visit q thslr 800, Dr. J
: S,art-gsrt. o; D.xdsli
NJ. W Rartlsti. Who vsu, ~ Wynm-
i-r st yeAr writes q friends here ihsi
- IL not very sell contsrtri AMI prefers
NLas o. iif. Ia tae wet
vcry lively her- tois Seyk siih people
g,.ug - ias f,.f.
Oa The gsih Nv. Horace MtfshAil
r-ssched ga Interesting sermou.
Nlrisy cvcuiug on arrival cf Rev. NJ.
Tnsry an snihasiasiic citizens meeiiug
Va hsli. having for 10 direct object TIE
r1rp1ss ~ securing certain Anoaut OF
n1rsy from Hebron % prove d The fullest
srtert The Interest % The people In ne
erection 10 The new school huilclns. A.
s.sA = uuitei tflrt wHs put forth an
over ~ hunirei dollars signcd frof'
Ss-.srt. a. moderator of TIE meeting.
~srIf. 80 most Commsntsnle t-al.
utIch afiri much % The slccs - OF The
ca1.s. snf amer May Inspiring remAfk-
from Erv ST.. Enery All others m meet
az closet having Kbeon fackAri, ;.
nln1am tni =. X Glover ~ commiiie~ -
a.s..i Mr Emery In securing faafs. % be
reported iu he Friday eveuiug meeting
Dlriur ise wssk he minds % The whole
eo-mlol'y have ben probably sussget
/. ias grsni enterprise and A. result M
.gm 20 ore ihoassnd dollars SAs pledged
b.f1rc ths close % The meeting Friday
srerlug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
MASON.

uMvssilrg q. mostly done. Crop, ecu.
orally satisfactory with The exception OF
potatoes
n q. Mason bal three pumpkln seed
planted 10 hls gardea ard from them b
has thirty large pamphlets, some OF thea
ars very large ard none small. Next
Eibriige Johnson and wife have been Ia
town "a avisit They came through from
ne town Of Linooin. foriy-sish, miles
above Bsngor. with their orn team
They will Visii Ousfeli, Dccrius and
other placcs In that vlcinliy before return
ins bone
so Grover abi Leon II. Tyler are 'aa'
Mug q thr,shing machine this fail
A. q. Bean. ~ Albany. made me = short
call Yesterday lie has been with Dea
Lo,sjoy much during his slcfnsss III
say. ne dsAoon Il very lov ys, ani al.
recovery 1. suu very doubtful We al
Miss kls weekly card In The DENocRsr
Nathan Misou. % North Albany. VA
hurled last week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
PAsr WATERFORD.

Mr.. Frank Roberts. OF Boston, Is VS.
itlrr Der faibsr. ID l. Mirs't
Mr.. ociasls whittier. now OF Cain,
bridge. Massachusetts,. Is WISHING "'o
friends In town.
Mrs and Miss whitshoase. from M,ssa
rha.ett.. sud Nellie Hsmlin. OF No brias'
tor. were Ia the place The 2tth.
O,ls Martin. while working 10 the NOT
way corn shop. fsIl through some s's' -,
lsmlns him 90 he ws- unable 10 "o'A 'o'
sOms days
We undsrstsndJ n. Bsker has ooasn'
a place In Norway village
Llrrl. NJ. Cummings gave party "
.crn. ~ pr frispds IN honor OF hsr e", ~
ssv. The 23J. At The horae OF her une'e' :"
~ Amss. AL enjoyed IL
a. L Hilton bought yoks OF oxen .
The North waterford far.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
BETHEf..

Chl.. A. Mason, Q graduate OF the stats
Agricultural College. he's arrived safely 81
Los Angeles. Cal. where he enters upoo
the duties OF civil engineer.
John q Twitcheil. OF Boston. with III.
two boys has been visiting his father asd
mother, Levi Twitchell aud Wifi. who
celebrated their golden wedding last Ne
ctmber.
Prof Hardy. Of ~. Johusbary. VI, has
been visiting his brother, Rev. ID. W.
Hardy, OF Bethel.
Mrs. DIR. Ballard. OF River Falls. Wis
has been visiting the family az her unele,
X. W. Woodbury.. after sn absence or ~
years. Her husband was fpebnfg boy,
q brother of Prof ballard, OF Washington,
ID G.. aud one ofthe leading physicians 10
Wisconsin.
DR.. Charl,s W. Gordon. years ago one
OF the leading physicians OF Bethel, died
a his home Friday. .. NJ, afIsr al oug ara
painful sickness.
4 u. Al. NJ. Philbrook arrived At
Bethel, Friday, with l2J young oasre
bought Ia Vermont
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
HNRON

Cau.-. l.. Ii1isdon las retained from
Nlria jay. whers be has boen driving team
01 t1c eigr
We Sre hsving hac weather
A frs isys ago The tops % tae Highest
n11nttns wrrs covered with snos.
u Wraam. % Weld. IL a. work 90 Tue
school hoass 0u Backfsld uiil
b. S1Asl hAving bis house thoroagh-
" repaired. L A. Dam and w. A. hn,pp
az doing tas carpsntsr WORK. he brack-
80 brothers. of Dl1hsld, he mason work.
l. A. Duuu l. hsvlng bis chambers piss
isrsi ari chimney bailt BY Brackei Bro.
Toe potato crop Il good on b1etneld
H. J D. shaw RAISED e0s bashels. A.
io1ng. il5. q. l. Hal. ne. lothian shaw
iij. Odd wi.sOo. -. \. Taylor, ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
WATERFRONT.

wand Monrce has gone q Bitdsfoft.
Ite has q situation In = machiue shop.
VALE s,,sutlrg The fair ~ North water.
ford. frank Hal wss suddenly interrupted
hy he bite ola dog Hall procured rine
ari sho; ths brute dead.
George uapgOod Il ~ home TOT two
weeks. lie has friend with HIN.
The fair ~ North Waterford Was TIE
sane a. usual A large crowd OF people
ard fearful wlbty day was The chisi
amussmsui
Sheriff Green slsfed large amount OF
n1nr whiskey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
WILSON'S MILLS

ThegraIn here, on bsIns ,hreshed. p-os .
10 ne very light.
Potatoes, In many nslis. are hardly
worth digging
Mr.. ani Nrs Duiisy. % Boston, artists.
have been taking views up The Dlsmosi
and on the Msgall0vsy.
Dr. Kent and wife. OF Mlnnespolls. more
recently OF Lynn. have spent several weeks
In this vicinity.
Mrs. n. ID. Stnrtsvsn; has gone 4, visit
her psrvnts. At West Bethel
Allen Dsrforth pissed throagh here on
his way hoolss guide. Will Robinson
Mrs ;. X Bnrsin and daughter start
ior home to-day (Stpt SSH Miss Y n.
b-An accompanied them "a Msrenso.
A dance az Linnsils hall On Friday cali
ed cat quite = crowd, both old and young
De. Twsddle has bees up sgsla ~ see
z Y. Dartse, Who II In precafioas con-
tition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
LOWELL.

A large delegation wen, from this town
20 attend the York sni Cumberland CHRIS
tan Conference.
Charles Msssrve aud family are about
moving % Berwick
NJ n. McAilistsr IL 10 teach singing
school Al North Lowell.
Dana McAiiistsr has bought coll OF
Hosari Chsrles.
An. ID. Rove las iOsi = good COW and
"a. another that f. not expected 10 i've
Aueps,iue Ingslls. OF Denmark. ooogh'
N. @ WALKERS oxen ls,sly.
n n. wstson has booeht hkey PAN
OF eslses % Albert Merrill
Potato crop poor snd small Apple
- and vormy. Csbhsge- eaten oy
worms. Taruips failure. Oats hsht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
BROwNFIELD

TIE air i go full ofsmoke u Is oppres
live.
The bulid,ng- % Miss Mcdonald are
nearly completed ani they are an Improve
rneut IN ~ looks % The village. MI.
Marsion's house l. nearly nnished and VII
adi = gfsA, deal
Mr.. Bean snd whiinsy. who were
thrown from their carriage last week and
somewhat Injured, are getting over ihtli
bruises.
Ms McDousd hss returned from Fort
Land with Zoe assortment 81 goods.
NJ. John MAYO. nom Lynn, ifvin-
NsVo. Of Cornish. aud Mrs.. Baitsfnsli, o'
Pa,,sn. Ne. are AZ J. l. frinks.
Its said that there Il case of vphoi.
f,v.r In this village and one 10 Drowuneld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
NEwRY.s

A good many Of the Newryites have
be.u attending county fair this week.
The weather. that much abused suoltet,
has been very due for harvesting Tor some
days now and the farmers are very busy
securing their crops OF apples, potatoes
ard corn.
Apple. arr not plenty, potatoes lght'
but then, n by report In many other sec
lions, corn IL sound aud heavy oat M
fortunately but little Was planted IN THIS
section. II would be better Tor farmers 70
try 20 raise enough every year Tor home
consumption At least.
XII stesrns started drove OF cattle Tor
Lewiston last Saturday. Haven't heard
What luck be had 10 selling.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
nIxEIEI.n.

The corn factory nslshsd packing corn
this season. They have pat up about
SIS. 600 cans They have large crew 1t
work lsbsllleg. They sr shipping about
"a t0os daily.
usr.ehsl Jolt l. very sick With typhoid
fever.
Mr.. George Ilolmsn IL raising the old
Casse store two feet and Ia 10 pot 10
glass front
horn. setsmber 9slh. 10 TIE wife OF
william u Edwards, sdAughtsr. (Eiith. J
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
DENMARK.

George A. Daily l. In town payipz OF IA
help In the corn shop lie hpagh, 200
boxes OF A. { y. u. Young, OF Hiram. th'
contractor here not being able 10 furnish
The required number.
The school 10 Centre ilstrlc, commenctf
sept. seth, under the Instruction OF Mr.
whi,ufy, OF Harrison. and Miss Abbott. o.
Frycourg. Mrs.. George A. Bennett teach
a. Ia the Colby district
George walker. OF Andoser. Mass Vis
n. hls children In this town.
George W. Gray, with force % baud-
IL rebuilding The fame a. Moose Pooi fol
The water power Co. At Ssco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
NORWAY LAKE.

To ar brosght cot The people 10 large
crosis a. usual IBIS year.
NJ. = e.. ballard. % Csmhfi'gepori'
N,s.s. sl.ett.. 4. ylsliing a. JAMES Crock
rif.
NJ AISLE X ShaitLck Ard ffisri ~
'l-1rf from M1sstchnsstts his Nesk.
NJ Earnest Bfaioary. ~ Lyun, Mass.
!. tusu.
W. learn That oar doctor 0. mach Pleas
Ell s.fl hI. uttl- girl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
HARTFORD.

Tas groand l. dryer than any iims OAR
ing The past season. streams are very
low
william T. Blckusii. from Boston. l. .,
his o 4 home 10 Hartford. lie l. going 10
bald . fae fssl1tSce atloiniug hi. bro,h'
ere. IA. A. Blckneirs Work on The foun.
daii1a has already bsgun. The csrPtuisrs
begin usxt M,udsy.
A meeting 20 The citizens 10 Hartford
va hsid a. The to~u hal, sept 2lth, u
mAke arrangements 'or q cattle show and
fair a. Hartford Csnirc. October s0ih
wss sst apart for The loyfei occasion.
Cons one Ard al
We noticed spisndid m0uumsni IL The
shop 90 W. 4 Roninsou. which be has lasi
duisaed for Alfred Cole. Mr. Robinson Is
anl,hed workman ard deserves The pat
fursge n The community. W. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

several frum tAls yielnliy aiisudet ,hs
T.tc.ef. lnsiiuts bed AZ Bryants Pond
SEP, ic.l aud 18th. We sri1yed TIE
Hospitality 90 Carries A Coda snd family
W aii ne pleasure % rcafing several
pens composed ~ bic dsagh,sr Mlnuls.
rte writer j. ~ prvseui erl1yire ne
.oc.rfY ~ ne chiitrvn composing ihs
sca1n. % Bird III sld their good De-
glunrrt 10 very commsniAnle.
Brf ll.l lie ihs southsksirrn part NJ
B.ta. at Mas Clmmioss oSns ne
gsc. ar th- lake - IL Might vel Be-
cl.ef Lac View Yarn. k.f.k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
NORTH PANS.

Ms. Minnie Andrews. daughter ~ Amer
lea arr Marths Andrews. died saturday,
Sent San. Funsrai services wsfe held Al
he house Mouday. The 26ih. With . large
s,isrdancs 81 frieuts and nsighoors. Mls.
Anfrsw. wss lovely young lsdy, ofeood
promise, = member % The choir. Ssboaih
school AMI oftAe n. y church. She leaves
lsrre circle az friends % mourn her death.
m W. Chase. % Hudson. Mass. made
short visit % frisuts 10 Paris The past
wssk
q wa.hhuru sni children, With Mr-.
Rsse Packard and daughter. 20 u MSS
rsxt week TO reside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
EAST BRowNRIELD.

Do. GetchelI's new dw.lllog house Il
progressing though 10 does no, look ~ u
IL would be occupied this winter.
Mark Staples Il building very near MI.
Bsrtou'-.
Charles fogs IL moving into The Warren
house lately occupied by Me-. Dsyeraas.
T. Suekney has retained from Boston,
also Mrs. Jennie Thsyer.
Colds prevail and there are fs~ cases
~ fever.
Fiots Ge,chells school In the Blake
District closes September 50ih.
The fall term here Il taught by Cofs
Catrheu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
NORTH FRyHBt-Ro.

The North fryeburr Circle met isss ses'
with Mr.. Osborne Charles.
TIE North ffyeburg store VIII be or
&c trading on Tuesdays and Saturdays fa'
thc prsrstt. David Chandler will take
charge cf the poe, once, and mall viii y
delivered daily a. usual.
John llutchins has returned home. bss'
lag closed his sammer engagement n The
Sunset Pavilion. North Conway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
EAST BETHEL

usnbsr from ,hl. p,se. Ai,etdoi the
Comfy Pair.
N 4. Bartlett, and wife. from waihsn.
Mas, are row visiting - his broihsrs'
NJ 4 Bsrtieits.
F.D. bartlett. from Berlin Mli., y. H.
spsut few Gays In this place. His IAN
liy, who have been spsntlps the Sumner
here. returned home with him.
Mr. Alva Batter AMI family. Who have
been visiting a NJ. \ Kimbalrs, have re
turuei ~ their home In Stoaehtou, Mass
Miss Llllisn Moody has gone 20 Boston
q spend The winter.
Joarnle SSan sui Herbert Bake have
returned from boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
Rr-MFoRp CENTRE.

E.,die Richardson gOe- - Lynn to learn
TIE mschinis, trade.
Mrs. p. N. Hutchinson, 70 bone "0"
pr. FRANK Abbot, has returned to Brock
lyu. y. Y. ,.,A.,
poor fair this year.
Potatoes arr selling for 20 cen" pr
bushsl.
Eggs 20 cents per dcfsn. -,
Repairs are bsing made on the seeo''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
WFsT BErHEL..

me var Frovs Ola SUMNER. via sro-n Of
rosas
Has fallen and fAiei IL the woodland ways,
On All 10 earth = tranquil light reposcs
ThrOuEh tn stili. dreamy daya-
fiora J. Wheeler = teaching school In
Shslburnc. ~. II Grscie Grover In Glleai
AMI Dessis Ilarten In Bethel
Mrs. Amanda walker and her son WEB
sisr moved IN Gllesd ihls week.
MTs. Alice Prescott. ~ Sooth Paris, has
been visiting ffisuds here Zoe two weeks.
Miss Minnie T. wheelsf has been qaite
sict. bat IL how Improving.
Mrs. Abbie VI Anderson. % Gofhsm. ~.
II. was here last week visiting old ae-
qualntAnces.
MIS-. Loiiie n whitman has moved 20
Worcester, Mass. where Der husband has
ioux been employed Her father. A.
Scfitbsr. wsnt with her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
OXFORD

Dr. BRAY. % PorilsBi, visited Mfs. jos
sph RoblusOp. last week. Her symptoms
ale considered more fsvorab'c.
Jane. q. JONES AMI wife have moved q
Norway. Sir. Jooe. i c-p'oyei To \ l.
Crockstt's Drug Store
Rev. ]. ~ Bafam will move in,o ihs
rent leit vacant BY Sir. Jones.
Mrs. Frost and Mrs. Jones, OF Lewiston,
Waited fri,ud. here last week.
Rev. Mr. Tcwksbory preached AZ ihs
Cougl church on Sunday
Joseph Frye has bought Charles Bry
ants farm. and Mr.. bryant has bought
some land Of wallace Dsrnen and Intends
bailtlng soon.
Joseph Psrro,i. OF fiorida, l. 10 town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
IiPnlN

Charles chssr ami vile sni Enoeh Al.
boti AMI son went % Norway 10 the fair.
ole west l. stisudlug school a. South
Paris.
Msosl wssi l. hon. from The lakes.
where she hss been few weeks.
There sas q msgic.lArtsrn entertainment
ON The mn Wednesday evening.
N. r. Chsse hal horse hurt badly ny
driving over q broken cant doc stock with
he pick silll In a. Mr. Chase has DO
hops % saving The horse.
Mrs. &. l. Douglsss and LA went 20 The
f.ir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
ROXBURY POND

The people who have 70 travel the Notch
road nni a great Improvement there, AZ
the ROAD commissioner has expended mos,
OF the $500 allowed him, Z, he expended
where he thought Il was most needed, 10
repairing TIE mile Of ROAD Jasi west OF th'
Notch. Another such dose would blot on
the dlscomforts TIA, deter many from a,
Ing the roai, aud farbish The west part ol
The town with iecsn, road 10 II. v. a II
KR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
nII.EAIl.

We src having little dry spell Jasi now
A good soaking rain /. very much needed
An entertainment was given oy our peo'
pie. assisted by Mr.. AMI Mrs. iierry u.
Dixie, Wednesday evening", sept FL, and
a grand good time was hsi TIE proceeds
go 10 purchase seats Tor the Hal, and
hundrsi nice chair. have been orisrrd.
J. W. Bennett 1. lo,iiig potatoes Al az
" cents bushel.
Nearly a car load OF psoplo attended tie
County Fair "Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
RuuFoRD POINT.

JH. Elliott Il visiting rsla,ivesiu y. III.
IInrkirgs Arc the entertainments OF The
evenings.
"a RAwson u shlbrllug his house.
James uatchlns gave water Neon
party. AT Cfl lyed pleasant evcuins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
A GOOD APPETITE

Is the key to health. Persons who
take DR.. r. O. Flowers Liver and
Stomach sanative, will enjoy their
food and be able to eat heartier meals
than ever before, as II enables the
system to readily assimilate the food.
Only one dollar bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

w Aufress. TIE vellkuoSn cola
as c..k.t mansfaciafef % S1uih Wood.
STA. - si Paris ct week Alihough
Is nrrunsil l1 ia fo'e'al onf, there l.
rlfalrg 10 - toirfui uatare aooui lsssc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
PIGS FOR SALE.

For sale. eight pigs, four weeks old. half YORK.
shire sni half Chester. Also eight plgs tso .est'
"a 70 s.sh. Esqulrs At The HUBBARD HousE.
Paris. OF. iss. 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Wv Maxim % This place sHhioiied a.
t,s coautv Pair q grade Holsisin coz. Of
49, Co Tiii1n hsri Which II said 20 b.
e. fthe n1rst animals In The state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

III. Afsms. 90 fsfmlugtoe, Agsu, Tor
.s.,s hrorts monumental wofa, "ss W
,1un a. well
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

TndP. usmmoni ieit ou rtursd,Y foF
a.. Yofs. shsre he vii stisni ceufse
n ,sctarss a. TIE College of Physicians and
S1rggors
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

R-r.A q. Fitr. 90 south Paris, preach
"a az Baptist charch Sandsy. on IL
sage sIth Rev. NJ. Mayo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

J,ss Il1usaioa asd wife OF Byron, al
t.r'ri ~ coaniV Fair aui made bead
ssrisr. a. ne Talon House IN this VII
.sge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

N~G.arsie u. T0sie. % Canton. SAs
A. Paris WELLESLEY an Ia1fsiay' ne
rurst ~ Ms fiorA Mitchell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

To hanf vii have = .mesiiug Friday
r.gAi of this sesk. and u i paTiiealarll
ss..rsi thst al memeers shall ~ present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

rTGl-s. wiih u Tharsioa 4 Co,
goftisnf. Formerly With The pENocRAr'
=. In t1sn iksi uttk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

nc L PIX. o,Sor~.r ~a' {" The
a. YrfM
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FOR SALE.

fsm Of 80 acres. Cuts ~ 10 IS tens 81 hay
Nll privilege, With Turning LsIhe. BORING, NJ.
chine, jig rsw. and other ssss. Two story iieus.
with fArxs barn. Small Orchard. WIN ssA On ns
'-' WIS. RIPLEY. ApunrxDroa.
Il. D<thsl. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

q Sraettsrosck. snd wife. % Fort
- .r-rt S1uisy a. q. A. Thsyer's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

IT,. wa.tnss ofths Norway Man lei.
- 90. AZ The iiin friisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

- wsth. OF Webb a wakees,d. ami
W n.l.. the Norway isseilsr. ware IN
tosn MnCisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

u..N.iisL stanley. % Dixnsli. vs.
a. Il ui, a. fsris several day liss
-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

wrn.m q nHlos. Eco. % Dlnnslt.
.,.i.ttsa lsst ve~k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

r,s ceiehsr term Of ;. J. Court oPeus
- wesk from to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

s,.r.f of oar citir.ns wsre asutsi
r-m.au, aPlu exhibits ~ iae Coanv
Esf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

wp Britt OF South Paris. -ss o, The
uiils.i Friday.
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zhs Nxtors nsruoerut.
Paris and Vicinity.
VILLAGE pIREcroIn.

49,. n..i.i CsursAi fss.cAiar ssrsis sses{
.siiAs. salty >ehes. :. - n $3.50. ...
s..s'ss ~srstcs q = ~ fsf@ '-s''
IterslN y, eSrrsA. Rss. Csro,iss Anssl. rsstol.
t-',,r -srt.cs every sansiay - II A.. r&oo&ih
-. q ~ . -. - ~ 49,. -.
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